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The founder and chairman of a group of companies, Huja Anwar Majid, has long been standing at the crossroads of business virtues and public scrutiny. Recently, he was awarded Pakistan’s second most civilian award, expert Hilal-i-Mtiaz. This identity has provided a powerful response to baseless allegations and politically motivated cases to equalize it.
The Federal Investigation Agency has registered several cases against Khawaja Anwar Majeed during the era of former Prime Minister Imran Khan. These matters were widely publicized in the media, branding the Majid and his group as the main players in the alleged financial mismanagement. Still, as time goes on, it became clear that the allegations lacked material. There was never a punishment.
The FIA has never submitted the final challan – a formal charge sheet required to move forward with legalism. Despite public pressure and long media trial, cases fell due to insufficient evidence. Finally, they closed quietly. Defense had always maintained that it was a politically motivated harassment tool.
Media coverage fed the concept of wrongdoing, yet the absence of a legal resolution has revealed the political goals that clarify the allegations. In this way, there was a lengthy media trial without a judicial trial.
When Majid was nominated for Hilal I-Amtiaz, some media people questioned the nominations. Can anyone be charged in high -level graft cases recently for state honors? However, the criticism fell against the undeniable fact: no punishment, no challan.
The real story of Khwaja Anwar Majid is one of the economic changes. From the slightest start in Samla to become the central figure in Pakistan’s industrial rehabilitation, Majeed’s career has expanded banking, international trade and industrial business.
He has now been awarded the famous Hilal I-Mtiaz in recognition of his remarkable contribution to the national economy. The honor, which has been given to prominent people in their respective fields, is a testament to the country’s industrial scenario and the impact of their change on social development.
Born on June 18, 1942, the British India’s summer capital, Samla, was created on the basis of perseverance, vision and numerous dedication. He received his early education at Lawrence College, Gareh Gali. Later, he studied at Esen College in Lahore. He then graduated from Government College, Lahore, before starting his career in banking with the National and Grandless Bank Limited in 1962.
Majid’s financial intelligence took him to the UK for modern training. On his return to Pakistan in 1967, he took the role of a covenant officer. His career in banking covers during two decades, ending in 1984 after his appointment as General Man in charge of Planning and Development at Dubai Bank Limited. Business aspirations soon searched it for new fronts.
Revolution in the industrial sector
In the automotive industry, the utility of Khwaja Antor Majid began an effort that would renounce Pakistan’s industrial sector. He cooperated with Ford New Holland to produce a tractor. He also served as the Managing Director of Aaron Oil Limited, a joint venture with Gulf oils. In 1999, he was appointed Croatia’s first Honorary Consul General in Pakistan. That same year, he founded a group of companies that would soon become a powerhouse for economic growth.
Majid’s leadership, vision and charity soul affect a new generation of businessmen, and proves that business success and social responsibility can be imposed.
The group has increased a diverse industrial giant, which covers several sectors, including sugar, cement, ethanol, packaging, rice processing and power generation. Under the leadership of Majid, the group has played an important role in the rehabilitation of sick industrial units, which has brought the factories back into life and will create thousands of jobs in the process. His ability to change and make the struggle businesses profitable has gained as a leading leader in Pakistan’s industrial recovery.
The main efforts of the Majid in the restoration of sick units have had a far -reaching impact on Pakistan’s economy. He personally led the rehabilitation of several industrial units, including rice processing facility, Four Sugar Mill, a cement plant, an industrial gas production company and a tractor assembly plant. These projects created more than 4,000 jobs directly in rural Sindh. His commitment to sugar mills had a positive impact on 50,000 households, which increased agricultural productivity and strengthened local economies.
Beyond the creation of a job, the Majid’s actions have earned significant income for both the federal and provincial governments, which has increased the development of public services and infrastructure. Their commitment to economic stability continues to set new standards in industrial growth and corporate responsibility.
The vision of Khwaja Anwar Majid is beyond success. He has significantly contributed social development, especially health care, education and environmental stability.
Recognizing the challenges of health care facing rural communities, Anwar Majid group patronized several free medical camps, hospitals and mobile health units. Special efforts were made to reach the flood -hit areas and provide necessary medical help to the weaker population. Plans are underway to extend these services to other remote cities of Sindh.
The group has organized a series of free medical camps, a humanitarian initiative that has brought necessary health care services to the weakest and most common communities in Pakistan. Personally under the supervision of the mosque, these one -day camps have been organized in remote villages of Sindh, offering free consultations, diagnostic tests and medicines to those who will not have access to health care. In Tando Alhayar (October 26, 2024), 951 patients were treated at the post -flood medical camp. It had separate areas for women and tuberculosis screening. In Nodero Sugar Mills (September 14, 2024), no discrimination was treated without men, women and children. The Ansari Sugar Mills Camp (November 25, 2024) treated more than 800 patients in a single day. The new Dadu Sugar Mills Camp (December 16, 2024) took over 1,000 people. In Bani Sugar Mills (January 14, 2025), the camp revealed a large skin disease in the local population, highlighting the importance of access to basic care. Recently, Khoski Medical Camp (February 13, 2025) offered free tests and treatment to hundreds of patients.
Majid believes in empowering the next generation through education. Its group funds schools and vocational training centers in backward areas, which equips children and adults with knowledge and skills needed to improve their lives.
Through strategic industrial projects, Majid created thousands of jobs, which has significantly improved the economic conditions of rural communities. His dedication to social development has provided countless people for better future opportunities.
The group has integrated sustainable methods in its business works, in which the Thate Cement Company Limited is with the implementation of the waste recovery system and utilizing solar energy. Majid has also begun to increase environmental friendly measures such as tissue culture lab such as tissue culture lab and to increase the production of bio -fertilar from sugar mills products, which can reduce environmental impact and water use in agriculture.
Human aid
Khwaja Anwar Majeed led extensive relief efforts to provide food, housing and medical help to the homeless families. In Nodero, Dadu, and Tando Elear, an Anwar Majid group helped 6,000 families for eight months until they were fully restored. In addition, the group has set up wells and RO plants in Thar, Badin, and Thatta, which has provided clean drinking water to thousands of families in water -related regions.
Mejid also supports scholarships and financial support for deserving students, ensuring that the children of their group’s employees have access to quality education. His irrevocable commitment to human well -being has left an endless mark on countless lives. Following the historical flood.
Today, the group is a leading industrial party in Pakistan, with more than Rs 100 billion and is proud of the workforce of more than 12,000 employees. The effects of this group on Pakistan’s economy are unbearable.
Majid’s leadership, vision and donor gentlemen continue to affect a new generation of businessmen. Its achievements are a backer of hope and a testament to steadfastness, innovation and national growth and unreasonable commitment to human welfare.
The author is a reporter based in Lahore in this news.
